Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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IQUWARD GABBEL If you need aid, he'll help you out l leid treat you square without a doubt. MARY llANAll,fFI7 Mary was always happy and glad, Never a day did we see her sad. MARY l lASCl IAK 'lihe Prom was delightful with Marys flowers, 'lihe envy of all to possess such powers. LOUISE JCHNSON l-ouise was always quiet and demurt Well all miss her to be sure. JOSEPH KASELONIS xloe on the field was swift as a bird. ' His saying was, Actions spcala louder than words! H l,UCIlLLLi KELLY Was this Lucille in the Senior play. When she and Mary wcrc rivals for a clay. The Homesteader l llfRl3lfR'l' LANG lzgie, the Caveman was not afraid Of anything living, or anything Mdaid. ANNE l.lfN1li Always smiling, was this little lwliss, Never downhearted. but full of hliss. ,IACIK MARTIN .lack was the idol of many of the girls. When he thought of them, he was in another world, ROSE Mil .KO Rose was a friend to one and all, She shirlted at no task - no, none at all. Al,-BliR'I' MILLER 'lihough he pursues a scholarly way, Much fun he finds along with his As MARY MOl-YNliAl lX l'ler cheerful smile was everywhere, She had a winning personality, so rare. lAiVlliS Mlll-l-lfN When he came in the room. hed make you laugh, Be it a Study Period or a Problems Class. hlOHN MCIWANICIAL l le's full of mischief. day in and day out, Vvhether the room is full or when no one's about. aff! .X a,' 11 ,a- ,

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N. The Homesteader IOSI CPI' l Al MTxl19 Always talking and making a noiseL 'lihe center ol fun in a erowd of hoys. ANTI IONY AN'lUNOlfl7 Tony and his accordion were always 21 treat, XVhen in assemhly we should meet. l ,lI-l , l AN ARlX4S'l'RONCl Always willing and want ing lo help Some pupil with Bkkp. lcause she knew it hersellf ,ll ILIA HAI ,lil NOW She does her work in a quiet way And never has too much to say. ERNESTINIC l3OWDliN Our Ernestine has ai happy way Always laughing through out the ay. id ROBliR'l' BRl'l l'ON JANUARY SENIORS PATRICK DAVIS Pat worked at Bkkp. till he was nearly de id ll solution were unfound, not :i tear was hed llOHN DRABANT ohn h is a miss of W ix hair I ay ' . lt wasnt a permanent w the waves were alw ix s there ALVERTA DRAKE She had a knack for making candy, For parties!-this came in handy. RONALD EDNII2 An U 1dUVUll4l'V hc Uhlfiffg U1 hu Ron always had to sit by teachers des Which should materialize hy 43, just to bc Separate lrom the mst- THOMAS BROGAN i25'rHi3R FLELDMAN Good natureel Tom, never in a rush, glqc mp, llglltlv on hcl wav' And my, oh my, how he could blush! Alwayg so Cllrclrcc and gay? HELEN DANKIHILNKA NAQNAI l:Rl5ljlgRlqjK If Y9U'VC.Y1L'VCf SCCn Helen, youve missed it ull, Her interest was in that of a Secretary or a Musician Sh? 5 PCUW Und Clflmty and JUSY 50 Hill- XVe know she would lit either position' X X uwbuvppv' J , l 10 QW

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The H omesteader PAL IL NIIQDZINSKI lo be, or not to be. says Paul, lhc best in cheer-leading lust lull. -lOSliPl llNli Pl.liSlilA With graceful steps she walks the streets, And smiles at those with whom she meets. lN4 ARGARE' I ' SAYKO A valuable assistant she proved to be, In the office for Mrs. Mackenzie. lfRNlQS'l' SOLOMON The ablcst wisecrucker ul' the duy, lfhe were dismissed curly. it wus l lip. hip. l,l'till.l,li S'l'lQYliNS A nurse Lucille intends to he, Shell he one too, '-you wtiit and see. WlI,l-lAlN1 S'l'll.l.WAUON A wagon that is still is supposed to make It wus dilliercnt thcf, when Bill was aroun lN4ARY l-1DNA SWI iliNliY lvlary lldriu hasnt much to suy, no swurid, d. No doubt she gained her friends that Wily. ,lllLlA TUZAK xlulic's sole interest was that of her hair, She could dress it well. without u cure. SARAH WEEIVIS Her Gngers arc busy as little bees, From start to Gnish- f-tickling typing keys ANNA WERYHA She talks and talks the live long day. We wonder how she gets that way. BEN WHALEN houmylu A little mischief by the way, A little fun to spice the day! l 12 l v